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 1 VI  |  walk to talk about business matters. Night was coming on, filling
 2 VI  |    of the most insignificant matters.~At last the carriage passed
 3 VII |      he will have to explain matters.”~Julien had calmed down
 4 VII |      reserved, thinking over matters. The third morning she asked
 5 IX  |      about a thousand little matters, those simple but important
 6 X   |  conversation on indifferent matters, she faltered, her color
 7 X   | scruple at speaking of these matters, of which she was half ashamed,
 8 X   |       talked about spiritual matters, handling all the antique
 9 X   |    conversation on spiritual matters, he asked her to give her
10 XII |    in her ignorance of money matters, was hiding from her, out
11 XII |     Fécamp every day to have matters explained to her by a lawyer
12 XII |     she told her exactly how matters stood.~When everything was
13 XIII|  wrote to Rosalie to explain matters to her.~She passed her days